Plural of flypast; multiple ceremonial flights of military or civilian aircraft passing over locations for display or tribute.
Regular plural of 'flypast,' formed by adding '-s.' The term has been standard in British military and ceremonial vocabulary since the mid-20th century.
During COVID lockdowns, military flypasts became emotional moments—families unable to gather could watch planes honor healthcare workers and essential workers overhead! The visual spectacle took on new poignancy during isolation and became major viral moments on social media.
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